The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1915, Page 9

yO TFL i emesis) MONKEY ASD King of Bibe Pach Tribe, Cap- tured by “Snaky” Schmitt, Ends Own Life. Jakey “Snaky” Schmitt, battler of | boa constrictors, collector of cheetahs and chief purvevor to the 200, arrived to-day, on the ‘nited Fruit liner Al- mirante, from Puerto, Colombia, The forward hold of the steamer was crowded with monkeys, cheetahs, iguanas, lizards and snakes and cake ‘was clawed, bitten, scratched and stung from head to foot. When the hatch was removed from the hold, tno higting around with aching, | of snakes sounded like escaping steam —feet so tired, chal vetlon mn you can hardly get or off? Wh don’t you box of “ 712" from the ww and gladden your tor- es your feet glow with com- fort; fakes down swellings and draws the soreness and misery right out of fest thet chafe, smart and burn. “TZ” iastantly stops pain in, corns, callouses Danions. “TIZ sta and the monkeys chattered like @ mil- lion typewriters in action. Off Cape Hat.eras Wednesday morning four of the monkeys got loose. They scamprred over the ship and drove four men in the smoking toom to a temporary abiding place on the water wagon. Schmitt and several of the crew were hot on the trail, One spider ronkey grabbed a| bottle of Scotch from the table and. led the way out the window. The in glorious for ing, sore feet. No more shoe jess—no mote foot torture.—Advt. much coaxing from “ “ay “BNAKY" CAPTURES KING OF THE BLUE-FACE MONKEYS. seven months. His Tbe wae on this trip was for wl monkey, @ very rare pod ya the ring-tafled tribe. He Sn ‘with! &@ number of natives the head- waters of the Bina iver, the happy Hi lis Ww He monkey. He only one, but was quite the king of the tribe. Two nights later, whea well on their way “gnaky” and hie’ aroused by a weird noise. In the rays of the fire “Bnaky” saw not hundred blue faced g* g i ji ii PY if aT 3 aE holding the other in fo jungle tango about the step brought the The natives live the blue face. retreat, leaving “Snaky” to He gave battle to the blue faces. big monkeys grabbed up little keypa and threw them right “@naky.” ahaa looked like “Smaky” Jakey’s fin But Jane Fite im the jungtes had E H *ES : eb aFiaet ‘Stewart & Oo. D IRECT ATTENTION TO VALUES OF AN UNUSUAL CHARACTER; FOR SATURDAY ONLY Plain Tailored @® Dressy Suits Snir, stylish modes, copies and adaptations ot the very att stveg sorte clue $29.60 trom abroad; in gabardine, taille silks, mannish ( checks; a wide range ot styles to select trom. =i | 24.50 Misses’ Tailored @ Fahey Suits Suits Distinctively youthiull ety atyles, acistiod ae on to the dressed miss. Fashioned ot in black, navy'and all the ne new colors; ja Sizes 14 to 18. 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And it is this close study of our merchandise from the customers’ le of the counter that enables Best & Co. to offer every article , Easter S Attractively featured in the regular stock are : @mart Two or Three-Batton Model Suits, in fancy mixture Sheviegs with patch or prt eee an ee enna aga Vat th espe eps cess 15.00 19.50 Gsctemioemenaias 08 ir or raglan shoulder; in cheviotsortweeds; 34 to 39 chest measure...... * 18.00 21.00 Boys’ Spring Coats and Suits Attractive values featured in the regular stock include Smart Reefers, of fancy mixture BE, 3 or blue serges; 2 to 11 years 6.' Breasted Spring Overcoats, in gray or tan mixture cheviots; 6 to Norfolk Suits, in a variety of new ae materials and models; two pairs of knickerbockers; 7 to 17 years....... 8.75 to 13.50 Pajamas that “Fit” For Girls and Misses—1st Floor These gaepents easily demonstrate the superiority of our rd measurements, to Which all of our children’s ~ rel conforms. Generous cut, breadth across ck, plenty of width for sleeve, leg and seat. Displayed in the regular stock in sizes 30 to 38 bust measure: . Of White Madras... ......cceecseseeeees veseee” 1.25 Of Fancy Striped Woven Madras, trimmed with pearl buttons and frogs 12.50 ‘Of Silk Finished Soisette in light blue or pink, trimmed with pearl buttons and frogs Girls’ Smart Jumper Blouses Children’s Muslinwear Dept.—3rd Floor. New Spring and Summer styles are being displayed In a variety of attractive materials, including a number of our own exclusive models, at moderate prices. Twelve Different Styles are shown E have succeeded in producing a remark- in the regular stock, in various materials, 6 to 14 years. able line of play dresses, serviceable, at- We suitable in colors and practical. Inex- pensive, but not at all cheap-looking: wonderful little dresses at the price. Although we have left out any unnecessary elaboration (which requires extremely good i ment, we believe) you will fecogrian 8 Very a very dent extra value in the materials and ine” As an example of this new line, you may very well ask to see the dress we have illustrated—a pretty little design, thoroughly practical—"‘but- onan" skirt and bloomers—which is priced at 1.50 to 4,60 seeeeereee Children’s Ine with the certainty that its quality is exactly what you have in cape what you have a right to h is the policy that has gov- erned every department of our Susi. ness from its very first day. We believe this cettabels is bo helps ws retain the patron most “discriminating” clie Peironeds. °9 To say the very least. uggestions An Important Sale of Children’s Muslin U Barked at Very Special Price To familiarize more customers the ity of children's underwear. Fresh DR str wring, and models, evi fame a and ge 2 size, at nie winced Te to re . ‘30.49 69 08 49,75 98 1.50. . 75.98 1.50 1.96 ° Distinctive Best & Co. Styles At Attractive Prices For Girls and Misses to 17 Yeara—4th Floor A number of new models in outer negeret are ready, featur- ing the smartest of spring and acvance Easter styles or girls and misses, of the usual Best & Co. au- Gopattative anes and of particular interest he regular stock may be mentioned cinbeesue atte Navy serge or f English checks; half-silk lined; 10 t0 36 years 12,75 Girls’ Two-piece Tailor-made Suits, in smart new models; fine serges or checks; 12 to 16 years 19.50 A {\ ear own meas- ee Short Top Coats, of checks; 14, 16 and 17 years Misees’ Chiffon Taffeta Afternoon Dresees, in the new light and dark shades; eels soe 1 years..... po aie sate Wsiaebae canes pes ealetlanas Particular Attention Is Directed Saturday to The First Showing of Girls’ Imported French Hats . On the 4th Floor Presenting a inom, stirs attractive display of new Paris models wae "ahiers a choice selection for the Easter season. php otd charming creations are also included from own workrooms. Moderate prices prevail. son RN | i | \| ! dl I xpensive Dresses i aH erect aioe ie IUCUSTOTOFA TIT ORL iH HHI Tub Dress, of plain or checked ham, e a poatty mee $34 to7 years... 1 ing Russian Bloomer In at- tractive ginghams; 334 to 7 years. . Kiltie Bloomer Dresses, with skirt and bloomers buttoned bee My i [oned plain and sriped gnghams combined; 344 to 7 Hum Dum; Mec: Sai My een ait: 334 to 7 years... ts Middy Suits, of white or pera Jeans; 4 to 15 years. ..ceseceseves 1.95 | iA A